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Recording information: Anacortes, Washington; San Diego, California (2004).
The Robot Ate Me: Ryland Bouchard, R.J. Hoffman, David Greenberg .
Additional personnel: Carolyn Tyler (cello); Alan Lechusza (woodwinds); J.P. Reed (trumpet); Marques Lyons (trombone); Jay Hoffman, Jacob Baird (bass guitar); Christina Sanchez (background vocals).
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